With the UK General Election approaching, energy and climate change are key topics for voters. The Labour Party plans to boost clean energy with investments in wind and solar power, setting up a state-owned energy company and a National Wealth Fund for clean energy technology. They aim to make the UK a 'clean energy superpower' through various initiatives like the Warm Homes Plan and the British Jobs Bonus. The Conservative Party, on the other hand, focuses on oil, gas, nuclear power, and energy efficiency, with pledges to invest in the Green Industries Growth Accelerator and approve new fleets of Small Nuclear Reactors. They also propose incentives for sustainable manufacturing and a carbon pricing mechanism. The Liberal Democrats aim for environmental sustainability by appointing a Secretary for Sustainability and prioritizing climate change in international spending. They propose measures to promote zero-emission transportation, ban certain flights, and upgrade home energy efficiency. All parties are committed to achieving net zero goals but differ in their strategies and priorities for reaching this objective.